Katla continues to develop toward an upcoming volcanic eruption

The Icelandic press is reporting that there are ponds collecting as the ice in the Myrdalsjokull glacier continues to melt from the increasi...

Katla in Iceland is getting closer to a volcanic eruption

So what is the definition of “hours” that I should have used in anticipating the Katla eruption in my last post on this subject? I must c...

Katla, the volcano in Iceland, seems about ready

Just before the eruption at Grimsvotn on 21st May, the relative quiescence of earthquakes above a level 3 along the volcanic rift that runs...

Why Katla is neither over nor dormant

There is a suggestion at Ice News that the volcano at Katla in Iceland is, and remains dormant. There is a similar article at the Volcanis...

Katla, the volcano in Iceland, begins?

View of the Katla volcanic site from a webcam Last night there was a small flood of melted glacier water from the Myrdallsjokull glacier t...

Iceland volcanoes might be back soon and strong

Well I am not sure that this is yet that dramatic, but it is beginning to look as though it might be, and so it is worth putting up a shot f...

The volcano in Iceland

The current volcanic eruption in Iceland raises a question of the Precautionary Principle but one calling for an opposing action to that mos...

P55. Pick Points

Given the size of a couple of the stories a little less than half-a-dozen stories of interest today: Redoubt, the volcano in Alaska that wa...